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US ready for talks with North Korea

Source: Press TV

Pyŏngyang : North Korea | 3 months ago

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South Korean media have said the North has invited Bosworth for the first official nuclear talks with Pyongyang. Bosworth is currently in Japan after visiting South Korea and China to discuss the North's nuclear program within the six-party framework.

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